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... ; :: 14 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , THURSDAY, -EVENING J MARCH 5F i -1903. 'VI " 'Hi-: :.';:v '.X.: " BANKS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Portland. Oregon. ;, i ""I..; t ' CAPITAL. AND HUHPLUS. 11.600,000. . . . SO INTEREST PAID 'ON ACCOUNTS. " nNlXKli STATES NATIONAL BaNK OF uATLaTMU ORE30JE . , , .. ' MorthBHt Corner Third and Oak Street a Transacts General Banking Bualnaaa UKAFTS ISSUED Available la All Cities of the United States and Kurope. Hongkong and Manila. ColleoUoaa mad on favorable Terms. president, 4. C AiNSWORTH I Cashier H. W. 8CHMEER .Vtce-sTealdent R. LEA BARNES I Aaalatant Cashier., W. A, HOLT Assistant Caahlar a. m. wkiuht EalaDliabod 1SS. J. W. UAUIA TADii TlLTUN, BANiUkitS Portland, Oregon. . . W U 1.41)11 11 JL tADU Aa Tnnuvi m iltn.r.i Hanklna Business. tiAVlNGH BANK UJif AKTMENT. Savings pooka Issued on savings deposits. interest paiq on tlma deposlta , .- n n. hank ilk t:ALituiu tnU)iiiie: ioa. ai I uamuu dm id ud li.uuu.0uu i Burplua and unuiviUad profile tlu.lea.glj I ' Oeneral Baiiiaug and i-xciiange Business Transacted. Interest on Tlma , ueposita, HAV1NUS DbPAMT.Mh.N 1 Accounts niay oa opened of 110 and up- !-' i ward. fOrUaJlQ Branca nimuw ui v,uuiiov, auuailg, W&L R, AIACKk.A ...Jdanayer J. T. BURTCHAELL. . .Aaa't Managef .kklUCHANTtt NATIONAL BANK Portland, Uragoo. 1VI J. RANK WATON...Praaidnt R. L. DURaaAM. Vlce-Prealdant i u w ttoT caamer uhuhu w WUIT Aaa't Caaoler . c CATCMINU. aeconu Aaalatant Caanlar. TranaacU a General ItankJiig Bualnoaa. Drafta and Latlara of Credit issued. Availabla to All l''i or tne woriu. touectiuna a Mpeclalty. W ; UOSDH AM INVEMTMiiATS. MUKRlS BROTHERli. Chamber of Comraeroa Building. Municipal. Railroad and Publlo Serrlce Corporation Bonda OWNlNU-BOPKLNa COMPANY Ea UtbUahed 1 V V 1 BROKERS. 1 . STOCKS. BONDS, URA1N Bought and bold for Caah and on Margin. A'rivata Wlrea. fioomi tOl to 04 Couch BIdg. Phonea: M-3t; A-1II7. SPOKE EXPLORERS iii mm mi Captain of Bark Edouard De- taille Reports Charcot Ex pedition Doing Well. Nereua and the Prnoh bark Mailer INumantla, front Hongkong and way tha bar, both of them porta. : l .: , , .. ; , can A-earo, Marcn .-Arnved yeeter day, ataamer Roanoke, rom- Portland orosaed In over In ballast under charter to carry wheat Ban Pedro, March S.-Arrlved yster- aurona Ana in err us is unaer nnar- i oay. aieamer Atoanoae. Jrom-sfnruan ter to the Portland Flouring mllla and and ateamer Joaemltv from Colurabl th Unllir u K.r. a r Th. river. 1 . , i . " . . nereua la in from Valparaiso and the Astoria,-Moron Arrived at 1:11 p. ow came up irom Man Francisco. m.. utrowQ unip ncreua,' Xrom t vaij Aftar dlachars-ltir tr Inwant Mrra I ralso.- - .' . .. . the ateamer Alliance will go on the dry- Ban JYanclsoo, March 4. -8alld at t aocic ror a aeneral orarhauirns- and her P- m., aieamera Asuncion and Vlavarlck. annual Inspection. Comparatively lit- for Portland. Sailed, echooner -Albert tie worn is to be dona and It la expect-1 lOT -mumDia river. X3C .TONS OF mon ed to hava her aall for Cooa Bay Thurs- amy mgni, a week from toaay. TO RECEIVE EXPI)RKR. March l --Arrlved, Trench elfast. bark Genevieve Molinea, from Portland. raimoutn. Marcn Arrived -Rritiah st tamer Queen Loulsev from Portland. Astoria, March (.Condition of the bar at 8 a. . m., amooth: wind east five HEADING FOR LAND SELDOM HEARD FROM AmUndMn- Norwegian explorer discovered -the northwest paaaag Norwegian Sincere Arrange for Visit wf.thr clear. , . . . . , . . Tides at Astoria today High ' of Captain RoaJd Amundsen. f.U a. m., .l faeti s pTm. 8.8 Arrangement were made last night low water, a. m 0.1 feet: i.10 o.b rest. Cement-Laden Vessel Reaches Port After Exciting Voyage From .Lon don via Cherbourgh Narrowly Escapes Foundering Three Times. GRAM) CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD. i LEAVING PORTLAND. Southern Pacific, Rose burg Pasaenger 1:11 a. m. Cottage Orove passenger. .4:14 p. m. California Express 7:44 p. m. caa Jfranclsco Express.... ll.Vtf ulgbl. WEST SIDE. Conrallls Paaaenger T:00 a. m. Sheridan Paaaenger 4:10 p. m. Jerest Grove Paaaenger... 11:00 a. m. eiest Orove PMaenger... 4:40 p. m. ARRIVING PORTLAWU Oregon Express TJ4 a. m. Cottage Grove Paaaenger. .11:10 a. tn. nunuuri Aassenger CIV p. so. Porluuul Expreaa 11:14 p. n. WEST SIDE. Corvallla Passenger : a, g. Sheridan Paaaenger 10:10 a. tn. or est Urove Paaaenger .. s:00 a. m. Korea t Urove Paaaenger... 1:40 o. m. .: Jefferson Street Depot. Portland to Dallas 7:40 a. m. n Dallas to Portland 10:11 a. m. Portland to UaUaa 4:14 p. tn. I Dallas to Portland a-ta n XT , . Oawego-Portland auburban Leaving Portland at 4:u a. m., hourly tralna. M.wnln mnA aft.rnnAn a mt train if.nAt m i-- . T : ' p. m. . Northern Pacific. Taooma and Seattle Exp... 1:10 a.m. iorth Coast A Chicago Llm. t:00 p. m. Overland Expresa 11:44 p. m. North Cpaat Limited rortiand icxpreaa Overland Express T:0 a. m. 4:14 p. nu :14 p. m. On the way from Cherbourgb, Franoe, to Portland the French bark Edouard Delaine, Captain 6. Lachveln. spoke the French Antarctic scientific expedition In charge of Captain Raller du Baty of the ahlp J. B. Charcot. The veaael was headed for Kerguelan laland, one of the remotest dota of land distributed on the. vast expanse of the Indian ooean. The isolated laland ilea In latitude 40 aouth and lonaltuda 70 aaaL ndt far irom me Antarctic circle- and is but rarely visited, al thou ah havlna been placed under the French flag. The pur pose oi tne expeaition is to stuay its fauna and flora, prominent scientists and naturallata being among the party. According to Captain Lech vein, every thing was well on board the exDloratlon ahlp. . . The Eduoard De taille arrived In the harbor laat night and dropped anchor In the atream to await a berth at one of the cement wharves, her Inward cargo consisting: of M.800 casks of ce ment from London, consigned to W. P. uuiier at co. Arrangements were made last night for ths reception of Captain Roald who passage in the sloop OJoa last year. Ths explorer 111 be here to lecture on' the voytoee March 17, under the auspices of the Norwegian Slnalna society. Vice-Consul Kndre M. Oderbnrah. Dr. O. T. Trommald. F C. Haaeman. J. O. Berg and A. O. BJelland were chos en the committee to attend to the re ception of the explorer and to attend to nia entertainment while in tne ci:y. Laat night's meeting was held In the ornce or Vice-Consul Cederberan in the presence of the membera of the resentatlve Norwegians who had been vim ici D. m.. SB feat! 0.1 feet; . 10 n. tn.. ' ; . .. 1 1. Seven Men'Have Narrow Es cape From Death at 0. Yardi; plosion. , . Tbs - boiler - was an ' eld one, having dona duty, at the scrapyard for many years. : There, was water in ths boiler and .everything seemed, ts h working to perfection. Then 'ths thing shot " Hp through ' ths " roof ; Franklln-Barnea . market Watch tomorrow 'for a great surprise. ...tL. ad. Read Sharkey's Saturday ad. Sevan man ate lunch at, noon yester day elosely huddled against , a 10-hors- power boiler In ths O. R. A N, -scrap yard in South Portland. ,Ths 1 o'olook whistle. blew and they all want to work. J a wo- rninntea anerwara tne nauer ex ploded. Charles Murray, a machinist, was knocked down by . ths concussion and slightly Injured. ' - , , xne Doner aacenaea tnrougn the roof r ths building, taking the engine with It. ' Tool oheata. monkey wrtnebu. crowbars, hammers and what not. ware n. 11 Moiure or MCClure S maguins I acatierea in every airecuoa COUNCIL CREST GIVES J0YT0r.lA0A2iriEnAJ who has been at the Hotel Portland a v- eral "doys, left last , night for Seattle. Singing society and a number of rep- Mr. MoClure has been visiting ths dlf reseniauve Norwegians wno nn Invited to act on the committee. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ferent cities of ths Paolfio. coast, part ly on plraaure but incidentally he Is also attending to some of the business The boiler ' and engine. n. went hfe-h in the air and landed against a Burling ton freight car across the street Tue car was smashed and the boiler and engine broxen . into many pieces. A monkey-wrench was burled through a window In aubstatlon E; of . ths Port- ...j. GeeVo ffke Weu-gaews CHINESE Ate aaa Berk s'- doctok Bas sad la thai IMe'srsey ef nets see, rki stadf eUeevere sad le gltlag le the werlf kls roaewral reSMdtae, fo MMcutr, roieoMg on caue ROUT OPKRAflOW. OS a uva Astasia, Bagalar Liners Das to Arrive. Numantla, orient March 4 Alllanae, Cooa bay March 4 Breakwater. Cooa bay March t Hanalel. San Francisco March 10 Roaa City. San Franclaco March 10 Roanoke. San Pedrn and way O W. Elder. San Pedro Senator. San Franclaco March 17 Arabia, orient April 1 Nloomedla. orient May I Alexia, orient Junel 1 Begnlar Users to Depart. Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro.. March 4 Senator, Ban Franrisco. ...... .March Breakwater. San Francisco Mch. 11 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. March 12 Hanalel, San Francisco . . . Rose City. San ranclauo . . . arrangements of hla magaxlne. Thailand niiwv magajilne man came to Portland from a toolcheat was thrown nearly 100 feet v X V . ... ,. . l againat tne suDstation ouiiding. it was During his stay In the city Mr. Mr- I .rr,mmhA inn . minion n... ...n" - - -w.... w mm it 1 1 nua Deen an eniDiii " nuriafi get a view of the scenery from -that I by a giant.' ' point He wsj i astonished at the woji- If the explosion had occurred two auaaue '. ii r twiuw iiu tin i minum s.riigr mmwmtt main srvtt l j w.wW- March 10 snowcapped mountains In the dletanoa. ably have ba killed or severely In- - v ..vt.9ua iimut nurnjwi jusi jert tne puuaing. Mur- ... . ray was working 10 feet away and he slvely." he aald. J. W. Hopkins, representing Printer's inn. a puoilcatlon devoted chlfl to newspapers, was also at the Portland eatriny. Mr. Hopkins accompanied mciiure io oeatiie, was stunned bv . the concnulAn ui w.s taken, to the. Good Samaritan hos pital. - ' No ons knows, ths cause of . ths ex- 9 trsrn- V CVftEf WITHOUT OPI WITHOUT THl ATO OW BJe naraateae te aore Catarra. Leaa. Ilirsat. IheaaiaMaBi .Ma rvnasj DeMUty, Sttiaiara. liver, Kleaef Tmablaet aHs Ixat Ma nanus. VaaMIe was, esse asd AD Prtaete ntaaeaae. A SURE CANCER CURE . set Beeelved Fresi rkinr. Otas gafa, sari sad kallaYle. ir roc Ra ArrticrtD. noift dilax. OCLATS ABI DAWOtaort. i If raa aeaaot tall, wrtu far eysaptaai kiaak I aad drrejlar, laelnee 4 eaata la. susjss. 1 CONSULTATION FREE tllX 0. IS WO CKUTZSI HkVlQlM 00, UtH rim St., Oa. standees raruaaa, prassa. aatias xaia nm M? The run from Clierbourah waa mada Alliance, Coos Bay... Oregon Railroad A Navigation Company. Pendleton Passenger 7:14 a. m. Chloago-PorUand Special.. 4:10 a. in. Spokane Flyer 4:14 p. m. C4ty sk V.OI. a.xp. ... e:vs p. m. Spokane Flyer Chi.. Kan. City A Port. Eia S:4t m :00 a. m. Chicago-.Portlaod Special rortiana raaaenger 1:40 p. m. 4:16 p. m. Astoria A Colombia River. Astoria and Seaalds Exp. Astoria Expresa 1:00 a. m. II Astoria A Port Passenger. 11:14 n m. 4:00 p. tn. II Portland Expresa ,.10:00 p. kx. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. C P. R. Short Line, via Spok.l:14 p. so. Via Seat. Vic. Vancouver. 1:00 p. m. Via Bumas 11:44 p. m C P. R. Short Line, via Bpok. 1:00 a m. Via Van, Vic and Seattle. 4:14 p. m. Via Sumaa and Seattle 7 a. m. Portland Rr., Light Cars Leave Ticket Office and Waiting Room, First and Alder streets, 1 , FOR OREGON CITY: 4:00, :S0- a, m., and every 10 min utes (on ths hour and half-hour), to 'and Including .00 p. m, then 10, 11, last car, 11, midnight . Gresham, Boring, Eagle Creek, Esta cada, Caxaderd, Fair view and Trout dale 7:14, 9:16, 11:14 a, m.; 1:15, ':44, :16, 7:14 p. m. Power Co. FOR VANCOUVER. Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and Washington streets. A. M. 4:14,1 4:60. 7:16, 4:00, 1:14. 4:10, 10:40. 1 1:10, 11:60. ' . P. L 11:40. 1:10. 1:60. 1:40, 4:1s, 1:60, 4:30, 6:10. 4:60, 4:10, 7:06 7:40, 4:16, 4:26. 10:46. ll:46. On third Monday In every month lsst car leaves at 7:06 p. m. Pally ex. Sun. Daily ex. lion. Oregon Electric Railway Company. EFFECTIVE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1906. Tavinr Portland for Salem and lnt sta'tna.. 6:00 a. m. or Salem and lnt sta'tna. 11 :0na. m. or Balem and lnt sta'tna. 1:00 p. m. For Salem and lnt sta'tna.. 6:00 p. m. Arriving Pnrtland. From Salem and lnt sta'tn.l0:40 a. m. From Salem and lnt ata'tn. 1:40 p. m. From Salem and lnt ata'tn. 4:40 p. m. .From Salem and lnt sta'tn. 7:40 p. m. in 117 days, one of the quickest pas aages this aeaaon. The soeed of the vessel earned for Captain Lechveln 160 mat Tie Det with the caDtaln of the French bark Ernest Legouve, a sister ship of the Edouard Detaille. The Ernest Leaouve left Cherbourah a day ahead of the Edouard Detaille but has not yet put in an appearance at the moutn or tne Columbia, captain lech veln says the vessela are evenly matched and therefore conaidera him self having done well In ao far out distancing his competitor on the race half way around tho world. It waa not smooth salilna- far the Edouard Detaille all the way, however. In the Enxllah channel the deeD-laden bark narrowly eacaped foundering in one of the worst storms imaginable. Dozens of aaila were blown away and for hours the craft was hove to under bare Doles. Again after havina- left Cherbourgh, where atorea were taken on board, the bark encountered a hurricane In the Bay of Biscay that waa even worae than the blow In the channel. More bad weather was encountered In the aouth Atlantic and then again off the Columbia river. In fact Can tain j-iecnvein says tne storm tnat overtook him a few days off the river was as bad as any he had fought on the entire voyage. It waa a veritable hurricane and all handa were kept busy for a while. March 11 .March 13 .March 11 .March 16 ..April 16 May 6 . . . .June 4 Arabia, orient Nicomedla. orient Alesia, orient Vessela to Port. St Nicholas. Am- ah. Astoria Berlin. Am. ah Ooble Henry Vlllard, Am. ah St Johns Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr. Co. Pierre Lott, Ft. bk Stream Gryfevale, Br. ss Oceamo Arctic Stream, Br. ss. .. .Columbia No. 1 John A. Campbell, Am. sch. ....Astoria Emile Galline. r. bk v.. Bueh Orr of London, aeneral man ager of the Colonial-British Press as sociation, who has been at the Portland sine eaturoay. leaves within a few aays ror nan inraneisco. While Mr. McClure was hers there waa a writers' reunion at the hotel, Mr. Hopkins belnar d repent aa wall several others who Joined Mr. McClure nere. JOSEPH W00LERY DIES AT I0NE Bougainville, Ft. bk Stream Admiral da Cornuller, Fr. bk..Mtg. No. 1 Crown of Germany. Br. ah Oceanic Alice Marie, Fr. bk Stream Andre Theodore, Fr. bk Stream Jules Gommes, Fr. bk Greenwich Tricolor. Nor. ss E. & W. Mills Hoche, Fr. bk Mill street Colonna. Nor. bk Collunna. Br. bk. Joaenh WnAlarv An ' rf k. K.-. . .Elevator known and moat prominent residents of COMING WITH CEMENT. PLUMBERS DONNERBERQ RADEMACHER, 601 Burnaide at Phone Main 111. : PLATING AND OXIDIZING REFINISHINI FIXTURES. PORT land Plating Co.. 101 E. Wash. E.118! SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES PRINTING ' PEA BLEB BROS. A CHAUSSE, - printers, 261 Oak. Full stock legal Dianas, rnone juain sie. liODERN PRWtERt M6VED TO 148 6th et. opp. Meier A Frank's. OUILBES BROtf.. PRINTERS CARDS, DHineaaa. etc. Main mon. 146 H let PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS DUFUR A DUFUR. 611 CORBETT aide. Phone A-6384; largest and moat complete stenographic office In west PAINTING AND PAPERING PAINTING, PAPERING. KAL80MIN lng. W. M. Johnson. 426 6th at Main 8676. OR BEST WORK, PRICES RIGHT, ,call P. A. Doane. B. 1096. 104 Union ave. ROOFING. fflN ROOFING, GUTTERING, RE- ? airing and general Jobbing, jr. IoalL Jefferson at Pacific 141. IF TOUR .ROOF LEAKS OR NEEDS painting, call B. 4969. Woodlawn 811. REAL ESTATE J. M. Pitteneer &. Co.. 1 68 Russell at Phone E. 4649. Fire Insurance, loans, real estate. i. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND : loans: cstab. 1883. 146H 1st, room 11. SHOWCASES OF EVERY tlon; bank, bar snd atore fixtures made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co. THE JAMES I. MARSHALL MFG. CO.. showcases, cablneta, store and office fixtures. 189 Couch st Pacific 2181. R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. M. Wlnter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg. TRANSFEIt AND HAULING C O. P. TRANSFER A STORAGE f!0 Office 88 1st st, between Stark and uas ata: pnone 698. Pianna and fur niture moved and necked for ahlnoine-: commodloua brick Warehouse with an- iiun rwras. r ront ana ciay. OLS EN-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and ataracar ufm pianos and furniture, etc- moved, naekal and ahipped. 109 Oak st. between Front anq iil fnone Main 647, A-IZ47, ROSE CITY ders given promb rea. E. 1871. J. C Flndley, manager, TRANS. A2Q. npt attention. L 1169: OREGON TRANSFER CO., 114 N. 4TH." Main 69. Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANB fer Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 407. W. M. JOHNSON, TRANSFER AND EX- prc, u union ave. tuas. 4441. B-1004. French Bark Gael Will Load at Lon don for Portland., Evidently Importers of cement do not DE8CRIP- fear that the material will form a drug on the market next fall, judging from the Quantities they are DreoarlnaT to bring here. They look for active build ing operations and hence expect a strong demand. Yesterday a cable from Europe an nounces mat tne jrrencn Dark Gael had been chartered to carry a cargo of cement from London to Portland. She will In all probability begin loading at an eariy aate so aa to arrive nere about September. The Gael will carry aooui a i.uvu Darreia. Among other vessels recently char tered to bring cement from Europe la the French bark Vincennes, to load at Antwerp. The French bark Eugene Fautrel left Antwerp a month ago to day for this port with a cargo of ce ment and should arrive here in July or August Half a dosen cement carriers left during the latter part of laat year and, will be showing up here during the firat montha of aummer. There la a plentiful supply of cement on the docka at preaent and one vesssl now bound up the river, the British bark Crown of India, la bringing a full cargo of it from Antwerp. She will be In the harbor this afternoon. Morrow county died at hla hnm In lone last nlaht aaed 46. Ha waa one or the largest land owners In eastern uregon, was extenalvely engaged In cat tle ana sneep raiaing in that district. ana at tne time or nis death waa en- gaged In the mercantile and banking, uuBinein a i lone, m aiao naa interests In Portland and vicinity, belnar nrealdent . DMiiueiu oi me eastern Manufacturers rnmnanv ....Coal bunkers I of this cltv. and a considerable hnldar AiroaenoK uasue, or. anip Astoria or acreage on the peninsula. He waa a Alice AtacLlonald. Am. ach Astoria, broad-aaared. llheral-mlndiMl man an W. F. Jewett Am. ach Goble waa deeply Interested In any and every BreMmicr, Am. uax street I enterprise mat naa to ao with the up- LHrKiemurp. Air. an AifnriA i Duiininar Ann aa vutmm.nT nr f)r.nn Edward Detaille. Fr. bk Stream A widow and four children survive him." Ueo. W. Ivlder. Am. as Martin's B. F. 8lnshelmer. of this city, who Senator, Am. ss Alnsworth was associated with Mr. Woolerv In . Llnnton . . -Inman-Poulsen . .Columbia No. 2 Astoria bk Astoria Llnnton Astoria ALL OR- SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large lines carried. Lock-outa opened. Jacks, tails, metal fnrnllim n.ii. phonea. J. E. Davis, g Id. TOWEL SUPPLY RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS Ja1uB0"a2l OFFICE STATIONERTr P. D. C Cc, 181 Stark, Tel. 1407. STORAGE WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT, ON xracx; goooa atorea. western storage Wt Transfer Co.. 821 Hawthorne ave. CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB. brush, aoan. 81 ner month Pnrti.ni Laundry Ale Towel Sunnlv rn sth vxuen ata. room 4iU. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES. RENTEn. RRPiTPmn sold. P D. C. Co.. 281 Stark. Tel. 1407." WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. GUNST ft CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. ruinijint), tmcAiUrf EVERDINO A FARRELL. PRODUCE ana commission merchants, 140 Front si., r-oriiana. ur. rnone Main 179. STREET PAVING iWARREN CONSTRUCTION CO. Street pavincr, sidewalks and croas- Inrs. - 814 Lumber Exchange. THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO. of Portland. Office 666 Worcester blk. -C F. PFLUGER, NOTARY PUBLIC. commissioner of deeda Deutschea Botarist K. 14 Mulkey bldg.. 2d and Mor. OSTEOPATHIC PHTSI i'SICIAN; s PR. CLARA MACFARLANE, SPECIAL- isi gynecology and obstetrics, 811-14 wetland bldg. Main 6666; A-166; res. m Mv-iuc qi. bft. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON, SPE- Aul.."i ,n,nlrvou" u'ut ""d chronic Olseases. 217 Fenton bldg. Pacific 1190 & NORTHRUP. 416-16-17- DE- tiT -m w1(?g-. d "d Waehlngton ata Phone Main 14 .min.H..' free PAINTS, OtLAND GLASS : 'pSnfcolW!',THB PIONEER , ww-m. OREGON FURNITURE MANjFAC- turlng Co. Manufacturers of furni ture ror ine traae. Portland, Or. WADHAMS A CO., WHOLSESALB ORO cers, manufacturers and commission merchants. 4th and Oak sts. LEW1S-STENUER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co.. barbers' suoDlles. barbers' furnl- ture. barbers' chairs. 10th and Morrison. ths: oraton & knight mfg. c6., oak tanners, leather beltina manufno. turers. A'ortiana, ur., 61 1st at BATES-WIGHT CO., CALENDARS, AD- vertising novelties, 16 sth st ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND produce merchant Front and Davis WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS- ware, rrael. Hegele A Co.. Portland. STRIKE ON SHIPBOARD. Sailors on French Bark Amlral Cor nuller Refuse to Work. The sallore on the French bark Ami ral Cornuller have arone on strike, re- rusma; to turn to wnue Chief Mate Tre homdoat has anything to aav. Thcv want him discharged or else be -paid off themselves. At any rate they refuse to sail or work with him. French Consul Labbe says the sail ors have no cause for complaint and he refuses to pay them off or to order the chief mate discharged. He has invest! gated the matter and says all he could learn wan that the sailors thought the mate too rough. In other words h lacks the Alphonne-Gaston spirit and mis grates on tneir nervea. The strike will prove costly to the sailors because substitutes have been engaged to perform the dally chores wnue tne anjp is in the harbor, and their wages together with a steadily Increasing fine will be charged up Lgmnsi me waxes or tne atrikera. The Amlral Cornuller arrived hers reoruary iz m oaiiast from San Diego unuer cnanir to ina norrnwantAra Warehouse company to ea-ry wheat to r.urope. Hommeratad, Nor. ss. Washington, Am. as. F. S. Loop, Am. ss Strathblane. Br. ss. . Marechal Davont, Fr. Monterey, Am. ach. . Moller, FY. bk Nereua, Ger. bk Astoria like numanua, uer. as Montgomery No. I rink Alliance, jus. is vjoucn street Zn Konts to lVoad Zi umber. F. FA Sanders, Am. sen.... San Francisco Echo. Am. bktn. ....Callao Saivator. Am. ach. Redondo Retriever, Am. bktn Redondo Andy Ma honey. Am. aoh San Pedro Albyn, Rues, bk Callao A. M. Campbell, Am. ach. Redondo St Helens, Am. ah San Franclaco Northland, Am. as San Francisco Mathew Turner. Am. ach. San Francisco rung cyrus Am. sen Redondo Meivuie Dollar, Am. sa...San Francisco irene, Am. sen Redondo Ravalli, Am. ss San Francisco Aioert Meyer, Am. ach.. San Francisco Zn Bonte With Csmsat and Oenerat the management of the Eastern Manu- tactures company, leaves for lone to morrow mornlnc to be Dresent at the iunerai. Eugene Reran line. Fr. bk.. Cornll Bart Fr. bk. Ernest Legouve, Pr. bk.... Aberfoyle, Br. sh. Edmund Rostad. Fr. bk EmanuelS Accame, It bk... Asgerd. Br. ship Bldart. Fr. bk Albert Rlckmera. Ger. bk... Clan Graham, Br. ah. Kugenle Fautrel. Fr. bk .. .Antwerp ...Antwerp ...Antwerp ...Antwerp .. . .ivonaon ..Hamburg ...Antwerp . .Antwerp ...Antwerp ... Cardiff .Ant warp COLLIDE IN HARBOR. TRANSPORTATION v,rUiJl PATENT-ATTORNEYS PROTEOT' YOURtDEA ' "wetTm nd. Or. 1 A x vet rlahta. A; iTKh.T'R'I'v, WFI- weaTth- Wdi "';vraifflo. PATENTS. TRADE T. J. HIRSHHEImer, la'jin, WASH, sr - patent and pension attorney. T " " ".' SIGN AND SHOW CARDS i'vHTEh At K1.EI8ER. SIGNS, THB iirnwiaiiin nuaera in ine nortnwest Rth and Everett ata Phone Prlv. Ex. 66. Homa A-1166. - . JXlN'fcs. juHN-koa V co S1gK3 ant caraa or an ainas made to order. 211j'4th at- Phone Pacific 836. THAT ATTRACT" JPORlf Und !gn Col. 287 Stark. Pacific 1691. COOS BAY LINE The SteamshlD BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at 8 n. m from Oak street dock, for Horth Bend, Marsh flsld and Coos Bar points. Frela-ht re ceived till 4 Dl m. on dav of aaillna?. Paaaenger fare, first class, 110: second ciasa, inciuoing oertn and meals. inquire city ticket ornce. Third and vyasnington streets, or Oak street dock. Columbia River Scenery Dally service between Portland and The Dal lea, except Sunday. leaving Portland 7 -1 u . w g- nv. carrying freight and paasengera Hpiendtd accommodations for outfits ana livestock. f KJ . VAM?r ,"t- Portlma; foot btoktx vactpio miMtxa co. - . TBAM8XZPS and Geo. W. Elder Buteka. na.Vranelae. and Los angelea direct every Thursday at I a. as. Ilckst oaic. I J 'j Steamers Ottawa and Pomona In Mixup at Midnight, A serious collision ocmirred In tho harbor at mldnlaht when the steamer Ottawa with a barge in tow got in a mlxup with the river steamer Pomona a short distance above the Burnaide bridge. For awhile It looked aa if sev eral lives would be lost The Ottawa waa laadlnr the atone In. den barge at the foot of Ankeny atreet when the Pomona swung out In the harbor after having dlacharged some freight from the upper Willamette at one of the lower harbor docks. Some how the boats failed to clear each other and the Pomona'a houae was badly wrecked by comics; in oontact with the barge In tow of the Ottarwa. The Ot tawa escaped injuriea. Had either of the boats gons down several Uvea would nrohably hava been lost It was dark and the oolltalon oc curred before any one expected It The matter will be lnveatirated before local inspectors, Edwards and Fuller. The Ottawa belong to the Diamond O line and the Pomona belongs to the Oregon city Transportation company. MANY NEW ARRIVALS. Oriental Freighter and Cooa Bay liner Dae Here, This Evening, Several vessels arrived In ths river during tne past z nours. Tne oriental liner Numantla. CaDtaln Feldtmann. reached tha river at 1 o'clock thla mg and will be In ths harbor lata to night. The Cooa Bay liner Alliance, Captain Olson, crossed In about ths same time and should reach Couch street dock at 8 o'olock tonight Yesterday afternoon the German bark Vlncenn'es. Br. sh. .i int... Gael. Fr. bk London ooai Bhips Ba Boats. Ancaloa. Br. ah Nhmui. a Mlndoro, Am. ach. .Newcastle. N. a W. A.f Oswald. Br. sh..., Newcastle. A. MaiumewABr. ss Newcastle, A. Tramp Steamers Ba Boats, Strathflllan. Br. ss. .. .Vancouver. B. C. Gjsnlofan. Br. ss. Guaymae Aker, Nor. ss San Pedro Minerva, Nor. as Panama Strathgyle. British as San Franciaeo Needles, Br. as Magdalena Bay , En Bonte la Ballast to load Grain. Celtlo Chief, Br. sh Honolulu Alatftrkamn. nr h r.ui. . - i V, U .... .... .Mgui Clan Buchanan, Br. ah Santa Rosalia Charles Gounod. Br. bk..8an Franclaco Cambuadoon. Br. ah rint. n.i... Earl of Dunamore, Br. ah ..Callao Ar. ok Valparaiso Bonchamn. Fr. bk. R. n 7'" g??.tiebi!rr rV.-.V.SanU 'RosalS Tr smuvKu, nr. an. Talcahuano uo, .r. u- ........Ban Franclaoo Leyland Bros.. Br. ahln v.in...i.. Dynamone. Br. ah . Ran nvn,.i,u. nu iuiia, or. ma. ............ . Taitral Urania, Nor. bk...... ValDaraiao rort crawrora, . Br. ah .Callao on steamers Ba Bonte. Gee. Loomls. Am. ss San Fran'elaco Maverick. Am. ss San o.i. Catania. Am. sa San Francisco ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The gasoline schooner Berwick rin. tain Chllda. has put Into North Bend with her vrudder Dost bent. h bound from Portland for Rogue river when a severe storm disabled her. The steamer Georsre W. Kldr this evening for San Pedro and wav ports. The tug Navigator was at .Couch street dock thla mornlna- taktnar nn tm. piles. She cams up from San Francisco with the oil barge Monterey and had a hard time of it bucking the storms. Jt Admission Pres. Moonlight skating, the kind you all Meet your friends at the Oaks tonight and be happy. Mualo every afternoon and evening. Fancy easting, sucn aa two-atepping and waltxlng, taught free afternoon i or i evening Kor private lessons see floor manager. Twenty-flve skate tickets In nook rorm for l& for aale at ticket of fice. Learn to akate now. Get ready for St. Patrick's masquerade. March 17. ir you. gon t skate, come and hear the nana puy those old familiar Irish alra at the Oaks rink masquerade St. Pat ricks nignt. nan your costume and secure one or those six elegant prises. Read Sharkey's Saturday ad. LIVES OF MANY MEN RUINED MY FEB IS ONLY In Any Uncomplicated Case BY DB. TATX.OB, Ths Leading Specialist. Articles, of Incorporation. (Special Dlapatcb to The Journal.) Salem. Or., March 6. Articles of In corporation were filed in the office of tne secretary of state as follows: The Banking Savings A Loan associa tion, principal of flea Astoria. Orea-on: n.nlt.l b nn I. aCA AAA. t . .,r v . m avv.vvv, UlUUI UUI O.IU1 VT . E. Buffum, John Hahn, T. L. Ball, C. F. swander and Fred Karlnen. Contracted Diseases Progress in the study of contracted dis orders in the past few years has resulted in my advanced methods of securing perma-i rent results. In my practice I use special methods of irrigation, and a method of my own ' devising for installations that cure gonorrhoea, PERMANENTLY, in from 3 to 10 days. I majce frequent inspections of the canal by means of a small electric light, which enables me to see and to treat each inflamed part separately; and I am also enabled to show the patient himself the conditions that actually exist. Follow ing my treatment there are no evil after results. There is no stricture to fear nor the slightest chance of a chronic condition (sometimes called srleet). but there is COMPLETE healing of the inflamed and poisoned tissue. Never use harsh injections or drastic internal rem edies to stop the discharge, for if you do it is certain that in the future you will find vour state worse than ever. I guarantee you a PERFECT AND PROMPT CURE, and as well as that, You Can Pay When Cured V If this announcement does riot have particular reference to YOUR trouble, drop in and tell me what bothers you. I shall be glad to give you advice as to, your condition that is sure to be of benefit to you. That will cost you nothing. It will save vou an amount of nervnna suffering and MAY greatly PROLONG YOUR LIFE. Be wise; don't delay- As I have stated frequently, to delav and neglect all the very serious and so-called "incurable diseases are due. I Treat and Cure AH Diseases Common to Men t Write if you cannot call. The DR. TAYLOR Co. 2344 Morrison Street, Cor. Second. Portland, Oregon. took five days of hard towing to deliver Darge at xinnton. une tug i tow will leave down thla evening. The tug and the a even Ins-. The French bark Hoche went to the UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING BWOU tTPHOLSTERT. JJ7 11TH. BEAT and hall cushions. Ateamboat . work a specialty. Cabin upholstery. Mala 4144. root or Mill street yesterday and began discharging ballast there this mornlna on Darges. one is under charter to car ry wheat to Europe. The steam echooner Washington shifts to the mllla of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber company thla afternoon to load a part cargo for San Francisco. She brought BOO tons of general freight from San Francisco and finished dia charainar at noon today at fmmh ii-t aocK. The steam schooner F. 8. Lood Columbia dock No. 2 today loading wheat for San Franciaeo. RhA-win in. lah with a deckload of lumber, probably j "i mo iniiia ui wis mtnan-rouisen num ber company. The Loop brought a quantity of gunpowder from San Fran claco. it was discharged at the, mouth or tne wiuamette on Darges. Tha ateamer Taklma which sank In Snake river yesterday will be floated aa soon as possible. She was loaded w.w. - v vi .i i. iuvsbi Ul which is supposed to hava been dam. aged quite extensively. MARINE NOTES m u" 1 -a aaaa Jf Every Woman L tolstviaieasadihoaldkaow aa i ""ff e woneema MARVEL Whirlino Snrav 1iejMWVathalSrria(a, JnJtL twaoM auction. nett-Su. at-Moa Cenveniant, ... ....... imihih, lyuis Jak rmr IranM far If be oanoo.autnlT aianvaxn aouevt no ptoer, out aena atamp let llluatralad - - T , T. . fall partlaalara and direction, in. S tillable te ladles, ttARVBt, COl, a x. aaa nTtinKi Vac gal by Skidmsr Orua Oa.. Weodaad. Olark Oa. and Laua-Pavla Drag Oa, Stores. MEN! Read This Notice Consultation free ALL CURES GUARANTKD Nq Pay Unless CuredOur Fee $5 to $30 Medicines $1 .50 to $6 a Course XXBTOUS. BZBXUTT, ' IiOST TXTAUTT AITD ILL wxAaumsaxsi oy mi. -a "iX2?,,iY?, violated the laws of health and are conscious of a em- JIiSii,ia,Viw?,1y0!f Jr. o s before you be come a nervous and Physical wreck. If you are weak, gloomy and despond J1, A.ve.ha4 bsd dreama, depressed, lack ambition and energy, unable to conoentrate your thoughts, lack vim and vitality, come to ua at once. Our CJm i ton? up Tour nervous system and overcome all weaknesses, and positively restore you to strength and health. wn.Wa, BT.OOD POZBOV, UXCVBS. sjOBBO. BTWOXJurBT auvni Cured, to stav cured. Our treatment la .Kl.ntin , . eliminate erary ysstare of poison from riw SystaS." If VoS have sows ato'noa! moeiatlons, falltna; haur, sores in the mouth and snwtoaSl . TAXZOOM TrS Unless the disease is cured, it soon rsaulta in some form of wastlnsT WaraVawiE2f ailff:1. a !'!' otroulatloa. you have Yariooae Teiaa, and should attend to ita treatment at once, ur treatment drives away 'the stafnait blood, rellere. 2nd 2t once the soreness, and restores the portions to normal healtt and singth. A aa UVUUAD ttll 5?wiJniVTa!al ? ""-I?? trouble, such as an Inflamma tion or Kidney or Bladder trouble. Our treatment for obstructions la painless, and a true specific, quickly removing the trouble, as well as Other forma of weakneaa that mtiv. aAAmman' im 1. lr" r Scott's Santal-Pcpsm capsules I ST.' LOUIS Astoria. March 5. Arrived down Ann. in the n!ht and sailed at 12 a. m.. ateamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Ar- rivea at s ana .iert up at lo:3tf a. m ateamer . Alliance, for Cooa Rar. ir lived at t and; left up, German steamer la.V- V JSfk leU A POSITIVE CURE , For Inflaaunatloa orOatarrhot toe Bladder and Dlaaaaad Kid- tiara. BOCCXIIOfAT. Caret lJ'ZL: ME IN mam van, ao natter vi saw fit but come in and 1st u. aaauTs you of i" Mfe7 apeedyand permanent oSX If you cannot call., writs for information. KOTOS to 8, T to SOO daily Sondays, to U, su'roical10 dispensary ooaMTO con AJra taxmjxa btbxbtu, POBTZ.AJTD, ossaoir. ; wag axaaoAag, a as e i a t THE SlTAL-PP3 Ca lll'soauioe. Ohss. y AH annUtm, 1 TREATED mwn nmrxomi ovr: Who are afflicted with f Strength, oommonly called AND CURED minnwu, Rsnausting " ItMnetV Hill?.! fcriL1?11?1"9 4r and, Kldnevs, Highly Colored urine, Iropotency, Despondency. Fall ing iaWary. Leas i ofAmbitlon, M.ntal Worry, wata c ex eeae and everworkl- Iee. Flatula and Hydrocele o" other weakneaa. which abaolutal unfit . Ainaura vr aaarriagv. Study, ' Business, 9 care, no pay.. Blood petsom. contracted or hrfitarv -?tL"m' ? SweUlBga, Dlscharyaa, Crooor. 'boea, Oleet, Btrlcture, Xalatfed Vrestate and XylroealaTaoa. est deaUags. Suoces-ful and Conscientious service. Reasonable CaU or write UaV-T. 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